Actually, that's a good point. It should have shown it before and after. I've tried scissors sharpening with a Dremel before. No luck. Tried different angles and approaches. Still dull. Evidently not as easy as it looks. Or maybe I'm dull 😕
Keeping the angle is impossible freehand. Use table and wood blocks/anything as a support for elbows and scissors. Angle must not change during process. Practice and perceverance will finally pay off.
Test with low rpm. After you know what you are doing use more speed. Lowest rpm does not make sharper, but if you start high you'll ruin your scrissors, if you cannot maintain exact angle. Use block of wood and rest your elbow on table, to keep the angle.
this isn't effective at showcasing the difference because you didn't show the sharpness before.
You're completely missing the point of the video.
Actually, that's a good point. It should have shown it before and after. I've tried scissors sharpening with a Dremel before. No luck. Tried different angles and approaches. Still dull. Evidently not as easy as it looks. Or maybe I'm dull 😕
Keeping the angle is impossible freehand. Use table and wood blocks/anything as a support for elbows and scissors. Angle must not change during process. Practice and perceverance will finally pay off.
What rpm setting are you setting the dremel to?
Test with low rpm. After you know what you are doing use more speed. Lowest rpm does not make sharper, but if you start high you'll ruin your scrissors, if you cannot maintain exact angle. Use block of wood and rest your elbow on table, to keep the angle.